Life is a completely unnatural phenomenon, the natural state of matter is nothingness as in rock is not sentient. Given how universe as we know it is devoid of life anywhere else other than this planet. Life shouldn't exist at all.
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time and space can't logically exist when you look at the big picture
but they do
time and space can't logically exist when you look at the big picture
but they do
We don't know that
That's what billions of years can do.
Statistically speaking the likelihood of us finding alien life even if we search is cataclysmically low. We live in the equivalent of a pocket of antarctic ice compared to the rest of the galaxy, so we would be hard for aliens to find, the milky way is in an intergalactic void.
Not to mention with the explosively exponential progress that would come with an AI singularity a species could theoretically undergo billions of years of growth and evolution in the span of a few seconds, there's no telling what kind of goals an organism that advanced would have, but it's possible that they wouldn't choose conquest, or they would ascend to higher dimensional planes instead.
Statistically speaking the likelihood of us finding alien life even if we search is cataclysmically low. We live in the equivalent of a pocket of antarctic ice compared to the rest of the galaxy, so we would be hard for aliens to find, the milky way is in an intergalactic void.
Not to mention with the explosively exponential progress that would come with an AI singularity a species could theoretically undergo billions of years of growth and evolution in the span of a few seconds, there's no telling what kind of goals an organism that advanced would have, but it's possible that they wouldn't choose conquest, or they would ascend to higher dimensional planes instead.
all we know of this universe is like a single inch from 1000 miles. The galaxy has many milky ways and we are loctaed in but just 1 tiny small milky way. Perhaps many forms of life exist further out in the galaxy
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